Quality Manager inAberdeenshire inAberdeenshire PUBLISHED
THU 9 JAN 2025
Aberdeenshire Council rh9OzyMZ
Competitive Salary, Offering a salary of £63,000 per annum (pro-rata) for part-time work provides significant financial rewards.
Part-Time Flexibility, The role is part-time, allowing for a better work-life balance and the opportunity to pursue other interests or responsibilities.
Impactful Role, As a Quality Manager, you play a crucial role in ensuring high standards of care, positively affecting the lives of residents in 11 care homes.
Professional Development, The position includes the opportunity to deliver development sessions and collaborate on best practices, enriching your professional skills.
Collaborative Environment, Working with management teams and other stakeholders fosters a team-oriented culture and enhances interpersonal skills.
Leadership Opportunities, Being integral to continuous improvement activities allows for leadership skill development and the chance to influence care practices.
Aberdeenshire Council is seeking a dedicated Quality Manager for a part-time role in Aberdeenshire, with a salary of £63,000 per annum (pro-rata), supporting 11 care homes within the Care Concern Group. The Quality Manager will be responsible for ensuring high standards of care by implementing and managing quality and performance frameworks, ensuring compliance with Care Inspectorate regulations, and driving continuous improvements. This involves conducting audits, providing guidance and support to management teams, developing quality assurance systems, and leading collaborative efforts to promote a culture of improvement.
Key responsibilities include conducting induction sessions, developing audit tools, leading development sessions, and preparing reports with recommendations to enhance service quality and safety. The role requires maintaining up-to-date knowledge of relevant legislation, facilitating progress reviews, and acting as a brand ambassador to promote the company's values. This position offers the opportunity to contribute significantly to the quality of care provided in the group's homes while enjoying benefits such as pension contributions and generous holiday allowances.
Key responsibilities include conducting induction sessions, developing audit tools, leading development sessions, and preparing reports with recommendations to enhance service quality and safety. The role requires maintaining up-to-date knowledge of relevant legislation, facilitating progress reviews, and acting as a brand ambassador to promote the company's values. This position offers the opportunity to contribute significantly to the quality of care provided in the group's homes while enjoying benefits such as pension contributions and generous holiday allowances.
Management - Aberdeenshire
Contract: Part Time
Salary: £63,000 Per Annum
Shift type: Days
Contracted Hours
Quality Manager
Management – Scotland (Aberdeenshire)
Contract: Part Time (4 days per week)
Salary: £63,000 (Pro-Rata)
Shift type: Dayshift
Care Concern Group is seeking a passionate and results-oriented Quality Manager to join our team in Aberdeenshire, supporting 11-care homes.
As Quality Manager, you will play a pivotal role in ensuring the highest standards of care across our homes. You will be responsible for implementing and managing quality and performance frameworks, driving continuous improvements, and ensuring compliance with Care Inspectorate (CI) regulations and standards.
Quality Manager – Duties & Responsibilities
If you’re looking to progress your career with one of the UK’s leading care providers, please register your interest by submitting your CV today.
Good luck.
Salary: £63,000 per annum (Pro-Rata)
Package includes: Pension, generous holiday allowance, laptop & mobile phone.
Contract: Part Time
Salary: £63,000 Per Annum
Shift type: Days
Contracted Hours
Quality Manager
Management – Scotland (Aberdeenshire)
Contract: Part Time (4 days per week)
Salary: £63,000 (Pro-Rata)
Shift type: Dayshift
Care Concern Group is seeking a passionate and results-oriented Quality Manager to join our team in Aberdeenshire, supporting 11-care homes.
As Quality Manager, you will play a pivotal role in ensuring the highest standards of care across our homes. You will be responsible for implementing and managing quality and performance frameworks, driving continuous improvements, and ensuring compliance with Care Inspectorate (CI) regulations and standards.
Quality Manager – Duties & Responsibilities
- Conduct an Induction to the Quality Strategy Framework, management teams and chair follow up assurance meetings.
- Provide advice, support, information, and guidance to assist management teams to achieve and maintain regulatory compliance.
- Work collaboratively with colleagues in the development of quality assurance systems and processes, including regular reviews to ensure effectiveness.
- Deliver development sessions to support and improve the outcomes for people.
- Ensure up to date policies and procedures are in place that reflect current legislation and best practice.
- Develop audit and self-assessment tools that enable services to be assessed against relevant legislation and best practice guidance.
- Conduct audits and prepare written reports with recommendations to improve the safety and quality of services.
- Provide continued guidance to management teams on how to achieve the aims and objectives specific to the needs of the service.
- Conduct progress review meetings with the management team in line with the audit frequency and monitoring schedule to provide assurances as to whether improvements are being progressed to completion and escalate areas of concern to the senior management team.
- To maintain a sound knowledge of relevant nationally recognised guidance and standards and ensure new practices are introduced and implemented.
- Lead and collaborate with internal and external stakeholders on project launch and implementations across the group to promote and influence a continuous culture of improvement.
- Be integral to the delivery of continuous improvement activities including data analysis, reporting, and supporting lessons learned, best practice sharing and innovative working.
- To be a brand ambassador. Embed and promote the company values in all quality activities.
If you’re looking to progress your career with one of the UK’s leading care providers, please register your interest by submitting your CV today.
Good luck.
Salary: £63,000 per annum (Pro-Rata)
Package includes: Pension, generous holiday allowance, laptop & mobile phone.
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To work as a Quality Manager in the UK, you typically need a combination of technical skills, management abilities, and personal attributes. Here’s a breakdown of the essential skills:
Technical Skills
1. Quality Management Systems (QMS): Knowledge of ISO standards (like ISO 9001), Six Sigma, or Total Quality Management (TQM) frameworks.
2. Data Analysis: Proficiency in statistical and analytical tools to assess quality metrics and performance.
3. Quality Inspection and Auditing: Experience with quality control processes, including the ability to conduct audits and inspections.
4. Problem-Solving Techniques: Familiarity with methodologies such as root cause analysis, FMEA (Failure Mode and Effects Analysis), and CAPA (Corrective and Preventive Actions).
5. Regulatory Compliance: Understanding of relevant regulations and guidelines applicable to your industry (e.g., health and safety standards, environmental regulations).
Management Skills
6. Leadership: Ability to lead and motivate teams, fostering a culture of quality throughout the organization.
7. Project Management: Expertise in managing projects, including planning, execution, and monitoring quality-related initiatives.
8. Change Management: Skills in guiding organizations through transitions or shifts in quality procedures.
Interpersonal Skills
9. Communication: Strong verbal and written communication skills to convey quality standards and policies effectively.
10. Collaboration: Ability to work collaboratively with cross-functional teams, including production, engineering, and management.
11. Training and Development: Skills in teaching and mentoring staff on quality practices and standards.
Personal Attributes
12. Attention to Detail: High level of accuracy in assessing quality metrics and identifying potential issues.
13. Analytical Thinking: Ability to assess complex information and make informed decisions based on data.
14. Initiative: Proactive in identifying potential quality improvements and implementing solutions.
Educational Background
- A degree in engineering, quality management, business administration, or a related field is often preferred.
- Professional certifications related to quality management (such as Certified Quality Manager (CQM) or Certified Quality Engineer (CQE)) can enhance your qualifications.
Industry-Specific Knowledge
- Depending on the industry (manufacturing, healthcare, construction, etc.), specific knowledge about operational processes, materials, and standards relevant to that field may also be required.
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